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grievous

[gree-vuhs] / ˈgri vəs /


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That gives the impression that the powers-that-be properly acknowledged and put right a grievous wrong.

From The Wall Street Journal

Scenes like this are tricky enough to pull off tastefully in dramatized films, but here, the sequence feels impossibly grievous.

From Salon

Online retail's gain would have been English rugby's grievous loss.

From BBC

He talked about the prisoners of war who endured horrific conditions in Japanese captivity - and all the "grievous hardships" faced by innocent civilians of occupied territories.

From BBC

It was a grievous historical error to assume that the gains made through passionate and painful struggle by racial justice movements, feminism, LGBTQ+ Pride and so on were natural, inevitable and irreversible.

From Salon